Riverside Transit Agency
Bus Stop Enhancement Plan
The Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) provides public transportation for western Riverside County, operating 32 local fixed routes, three CommuterLink express routes, on-demand microtransit service and senior and disabled Dial-A-Ride service. RTA’s service area spans 2,500 square miles, among the largest in the nation.
The Bus Stop Enhancement Plan is a review of older bus stops located throughout the RTA service area to identify stops that are difficult for riders to access.
In April 2026, a detailed on-site assessment of these older stops was conducted and recommendations were made to improve accessibility.
Based upon these recommendations and community and stakeholder feedback, RTA will be identifying needs for each individual stop and prioritizing locations for improvements in future years.
The project will develop a phased implementation plan to enhance older bus stops throughout RTA’s service area. Improving these bus stops will help ensure safe, equitable access to public transportation.
Local jurisdictions will also play a key role in identifying which improvements are feasible, and in what order improvements can be completed in. Key stakeholder and community meetings will take place with city and county jurisdictions and the public for insight into future developments, expected growth and identification of barriers or gaps.
The project will take into consideration:
Community Feedback
Stakeholder (Municipality) Feedback
Ridership Levels at bus stops
Customer Feedback
Proximity to Major Destinations
Bus Stop Locations and Existing Constraints
Future Growth and Developments
Safety
RTA Bus Stop Design Guidelines
RTA Service Standards and Warrants
Title VI
Thank you to everyone who attended the in-person and virtual public meetings. Missed the meetings? You can still provide feedback by taking the survey below! Whether you ride RTA daily, occasionally, or not at all, we want to hear from you!